Description: GTPY - ImageResizer is a small application for resizeing images, that uses ImageMagick as backend.Last changelog:
- 0.4.1 fixed utf-8 problem and a small bug with destination directory path. - 0.4 Added watermarks,text label, icons - 0.3 Added border,shadow,blur,black&white... - 0.2.1 fixed a small bug - 0.2 added JPEG quality chooser
./gtpy_imageresizer.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./gtpy_imageresizer.py", line 14, in ?
from kdecore import KApplication,KIconLoader, KIcon
ImportError: No module named kdecore
Mandriva Linux....what's wrong?
I tried compiling PyQt-x11-gpl-3.15.1 so I could use this but I got this... Error: This version of PyQt requires SIP v4.3.0 or later. It looks like kubuntu uses it's own version 4.2.1-1ubuntu4
Has anyone got this working in kubuntu? I'd like to use this tool but I don't want to break anything on my system.
Only a little bugfix to make it possible to convert images with paths containing spaces.
Just replace line 176 with:
command = 'convert "%s" %s %s %s %s %s %s %s "%s/%s%s"' % (
(just added some '"') ;)
BYE!
Great little tool for bulk resizing.
How hard would it be to add a routine into to the app to automatically add a .gif or .png watermark to resized images? I have a .php script to do it, but it only handles one image at a time.
Hi there. Go on. It is great. I was looking for a simple program to resize loads of images since I switched from windows (with irfanview) to linux. I know that irfanview runs with wine, but this is better!!
instead of writing a new image resizer tool, why not spend time contributing to kim, which already does this very nicely and integrates into konqueror.
other than that... good job
Try to recompile PyQt, maybe it's located in wrong directory, it can be in Python2.3/site-packages, but maybe your system is searching it in Python2.4/site-packages directory.
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./gtpy_imageresizer.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gtpy_imageresizer.py", line 14, in ? from kdecore import KApplication,KIconLoader, KIcon ImportError: No module named kdecore Mandriva Linux....what's wrong?
Check if you have installed PyKde, or reinstall it.
I tried compiling PyQt-x11-gpl-3.15.1 so I could use this but I got this... Error: This version of PyQt requires SIP v4.3.0 or later. It looks like kubuntu uses it's own version 4.2.1-1ubuntu4 Has anyone got this working in kubuntu? I'd like to use this tool but I don't want to break anything on my system.
Try to compile older version of PyQt (PyQt-3.14.1), maybe that helps.
Only a little bugfix to make it possible to convert images with paths containing spaces. Just replace line 176 with: command = 'convert "%s" %s %s %s %s %s %s %s "%s/%s%s"' % ( (just added some '"') ;) BYE!
Great little tool for bulk resizing. How hard would it be to add a routine into to the app to automatically add a .gif or .png watermark to resized images? I have a .php script to do it, but it only handles one image at a time.
I already was thinking about that. I will try to find free time to do this.
Hi there. Go on. It is great. I was looking for a simple program to resize loads of images since I switched from windows (with irfanview) to linux. I know that irfanview runs with wine, but this is better!!
Thx, I will do my best :)
instead of writing a new image resizer tool, why not spend time contributing to kim, which already does this very nicely and integrates into konqueror. other than that... good job
Sorry, but I did't know about Kim and also I wanted to learn programing with PyQt.
well, don't mean to discourage your work. Your doing a lot more than I am :P keep it up
Can you adjust the jpeg compression quality? I don't think so, Kim is a service menu while GTPY is a GUI application.
Where can I adjust the JPEG compression ratio?
done :)
Thanks!
Hi, this looks like a very nice and usefull app. But I have latest PyQT and PyKDE installed and it says that he needs PyQt. What's wrong? Thanks.
Try to recompile PyQt, maybe it's located in wrong directory, it can be in Python2.3/site-packages, but maybe your system is searching it in Python2.4/site-packages directory.